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In this bonus episode of More Mental Fitness by Harvesting Happiness, Lisa continues the conversation with Dr. Myeisha Price, an Associate Research Scientist with the Kinsey Institute. Based on her research, Dr. Price offers suggestions for creating an atmosphere of inclusion, safety, and well-being that enables all members of society to flourish.
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Dr. Myeshia Price PhD — Gender Identity:
LGTBQ+ young people and health outcomes. {2:39}
How to prevent poor mental health factors in young people. {6:55}
What LGTBQ+ young people want from public and educational environments. {17:41}
Creating safe and inclusive spaces for all of society. {25:33}
About Lisa’s guests:
Dr. Myeshia Price, PhD, is an Associate Research Scientist with the Kinsey Institute and an Associate Professor in the Human Development program within the Department of Counseling & Educational Psychology at Indiana University. Their unique perspective and current area of research focuses on the experiences of LGBTQ+ young people related to sexuality, gender identity, and mental health.
Disclaimer: This communication is for information only and does not constitute mental health treatment nor is it indicative of a therapeutic relationship. Individuals in need of treatment for mental health or psychological concerns should seek out services from appropriate mental healthcare professionals.
